Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-10-28


Ell PAso, October 27th.-It has been
pretty c0nclusively settled that the party of
alleged Indians reported as having COM
mitted such outrages near Guzman, and
between there and Coralitos, Northern
chihuahua. were not Indians at all, but
renegade MeZicans probably disguised as
IndlaLS, roaming along the border either
fer the purpose of smuggling or stealing
cattle and horses, and running them across
the border TO confederates. All the reser-
vations in Arizona report no absentees
without leave, but all the Apaches are on
the books, either As present or accounted
for.
The AIitkiewiez Concession.
IcGlgg1t. 1887, by the cclornja -lssociaiel Press.
New YORK, October 27th.-The Chinese
Consul in this city said to-day that his
latest adyices We're that the so-called Nit
Hewiez agreement was still in allowance.
He was of the opinion that the original
agreement would be modified in its powers.
New Postmasters.
iCcpy4git, 1887. Jyhe California Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, October 27th.--[Special. i
These California Postmasters were ap-
pointed to-day; James G.. Hilton, Gilbert
Santa Clara. county; 5. A Doyle Milford,
Lassen county; Charles 4. Forkner, Susan
vile, Lassen county.
More Pensions.
!C0pFight, 1887, by the California Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, October 27th.-TSpecial.l /
California pensions have been granted to
Laura s.. widow of Samuel A. Foster, AL
catraz Island, and Charles e. Tut, of
Ukiah.
The GouldSage Suit.
N.
torney MARITIME to-day presented to the
Grand Jury the papers in the criminal case
for grand larceny against Russell Sage and
Jay Gould, brought by the bondholders of
the Kansas Pacific Company. The Grand
Jury returned the documents to the District
Attorney for investigation.
a Plantation Row.
New ORLEANS, October 27th.-On the re-
quest of planter in Terre Bonne, who
complains that his plantation is in the
hands of negro strikers, the Governor has
orderd militia to the scene of trouble. to
act under the civil authorities. 1t is hoped
the difficulty will be settled amicably to-
morrow.
The Ford FizzIe.
JERSEY CITY, October 27th.-Tbe police
have washed their hands of the case OF Mrs.
Mary T. Ford, who in August said on her
arrival in Jersey City from California. that
her three children and her trunks were
stolen from her. The police are convinced
that she is a victim of delusion.
a Heavy Purchase.
SALTWATER (Minn.) October 27th.-The
sale of the Northwestern Car and Manufac-
turing Company came off this morning.
and resulted in the purchase of the works
by the Minnesota Thresher COMPANY
upon the Sabin plan, for 81 ,105 900,
Washington Territory's Population.
WASHINGTON, October 9th. - Eugene
Semple, Governor Of Washington Terri
tory, in his annual report to the Secretary
of the Interior estimates the population Of
the Territory at 143, ,669, an increase of over
10000 in the last two years.
y Respectable Grab.
New YORK. October 27th.-The amount
that Henry NJ. Jackson. Cashier of the Sinh
Treasury, took with him to Canada is now
estimated at from $4,000 to $4,000. The
Treasurer does not believe the amount will
much exceed $4,000. The money was
taken in lump. The defaulter is now in
Toronto.
a Steamer Disabled.
New YORK, October 27th.-A Halifax
special saws the steamship Scotia. which
left New York nine days ago for Liverpool.
put into that port this morning with her
machinery disabled. She had experienced
terrific weather.
The Jake Sharp Case.
ALBANY On. ", October 27th.-The ar
gument in the Jake Sharp case was begun
IN the Court of Appeals this morning. The
large room was crowded to its utmost
capacity.
Death of a Veteran Journalist.
COLUMBUS tO.l, October 27th.-Colonel
Charles b. Floyd, the veteran journalist,
died tonight, aged II.